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titleOfInvention Porous functional material
abstract A porous functional material using wood carbide and having conductivity only in the thickness direction of a flat plate and a porous functional material in which the replica or structure of the carbide has a negative-positive relationship with the original carbide. SOLUTION: The core material portion of wood is carbonized and at least a part of the carbonized cells is thickened so as to penetrate the flat plate, and the metal is chemically plated, or the sapwood portion is carbonized, and a dispersion of metal or metal oxide After impregnating, the dispersion solvent is removed, or after metal plating on the carbonized sapwood part, or after impregnating the hydrolyzate of metal alkoxide, the carbide is removed by baking in the presence of oxygen. . [Selection figure] None
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